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T111 OMAhA DAILY REEODY JANUARY 14 18H ! , j
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COUNcn m.I FS.
CPFICI3 , . NO. 1 l'EAUL STnEET.
I Dtlvete by crier to any part ot the cur.
s:2 : I n. W. TILTON , Leeo.
I ) ? ' L1P11O4CS-I3uiIneis office . No UI night
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.dltor . No. 23.
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JUVI . ' iixriu . ' .
Orani hotel , Council muls , reopenei Oct. 1.
Mayne Heal Estate agency , 139 flroatway.
For flent-Large private bar near court
I ou ! , AptIy at Bee office.
\VanteL 200 teams at river , west ot lake ,
.1 Tuesllay morning. Olbert 13ro.
Ic 18 Chloe Brllensleln Is lall ( up with n
p broken wrist , the result ot a skatng experl-
enco on Lake : lana\1 last week.
Mary , the 2-monlhs.olll ( laughter ot : lr.
nn,1 lrs. Chris lackabean , lell ! Saturday ,
after an Illness ot one month The funeral
will take place Monday afternoon at 2 o'clock.
The glieriff's annual report to the hoard ot
atiervieors shows that he has recelvell 1
lulervhors
total ot $3.r00 In tees for last year's work.
All these tees wi bo turned over to the
r' county after thIs year and the sherll wi
bo pall a stated salary.
O. J. MarUn . a well known young man ot
. l.I , . Marln. I. . . . wel ' 'nf .ln n' A,1t. fnr
. . .0 . .aLJ . "a. .JIS . . u umD" ' v. . . . . . - ,
some tle l'at. ' Yesterday n telegram wu
received statIng that he hall been seriously
hurt but furnishing ne other parUculars.
_ , _ Ito Is expected to reach hero tOllay.
. , ' The annual mecUm or the Congregational
church and congregation wi be held this
evening at the ? church. A supper wi be
served ot 6 o'clock , and at 7:30 : the meeting
proper will hegln Heports or the officers
wi bo rend , and . the new ofcers elected for
the ensuing 'ear.
The annual meeting ot the Woman's Chris.
tan association will be hell at the Royal
Arcanum parlors tomorrow at 2 p. in. , and a
. number ot vlsltn ladles are expected to be
r.present from Omaha. The reports will be
road for the past year officers will be
elecled and tea will be served lt 6 o'clock
The regular annual agitation ot the Fcheme
ot buliing a new hgh school has commenced
"Young lalHes can dance fifteen miles In an
evening " salll one stall old Council Dulle
yesterday In talking ot the question .
" but they can't climb n little lull twice a
day " The ! slm ot $65,00 Is the one now
named ns the plrce for which the new built ! .
Ing can b put up.
, 'Vo have UOOOOO to loan upon Improved
farm ! In 1011. _ and w.l.take I the . gl .
Nigel loans orerel at lOW rates. we uo
not want wild lands and will not loan In No-
braska. Lougl & Towle , 235 Pearl street.
FOR IIUSIA \
At the loorul Store.
Andorra plaid sulUngs and Hamilton 4-1
cashmere worth 12c and 11c. reduced to
6c 1 yarll.
% and 76c ! ; ladles' cloth nod striped re-
pellants . 61 Inches wide . reduced to 39c a
L ? . < yard.
' 6c canton flannel , reduced to 3c n yard.
Heavy cotton blankets now 48c n pair.
$2 quality cotton blankets now $125.
$5 quality . all wool gray blankets reduced
to $2.98 a pair.
Ladles' and children's all wool mittens .
reduced to 8c I pair worth 15c.
Doys' heavy colon underwear . regular 33c
quality . now 19c each
Men's extra heavy all wool shirts , reduced
to 69c each , our regular $ quality.
t . Ladles' line all wool union suits . regular
. , , price $3 , now $1.50.
' ' ,1 , . Ladles' heavy ribbed vests worth lOc , reduced -
duced to 9c each.
25c quality children's all wool hose now
- . 17c. or 3 for 60c.
SOC quality ladles' cashmere hose reduced
to 36c , or : : Ca $1.
Intants' heavy wool hose , reduced from 17c
, . . to . 6c a paIr.
' : ' i I FOWLER DICK & W ALtEn ,
V - Council Bluffs , ' Ia.
7 Store open until - 19 o'clock Saturday ' night. .
\ ! l'l lSUNlL 1'1 . ICJ UI.tI't1S.
IMrs. . M. ; Lt' . Davenport has returned from
' a visit In Atlantic and Lewis.
: anl
Mrs. J. J. Stewart ant ! her Ito daughter
returned yesterday from Oslmloosa.
Miss Dele Harkness returned yesterday
from a visit with friends In Minneapolie.
J. E. Darstow , wh 1n been having trou-
blo with an amputated limb recently , wi
go to St. Bernard's hospital ; wliLrn another
operation Is to be p drforined . The Pacific
Iotcl company with which he was connected
when ho was compelled to give up work , has
promised to find a place for him as soon as
. he roturns. _ _ _ _ _
Memorial for Sirs. Ilioumor.
A large audience gathered In _ St. Paul's
church yesterday to attend tIme memorial
service In honor ot the late Mrs. Amelia
Bloomer. 11ev. E. J. Babcock made an ad-
Iress , In which he dwelt at some length on
the history ot the deceased lady and drew
.4 : from her Intensely energetic life a number oC
valuable lessons. The beginning or her
work coming , as It did . at n time when I
was considered almost 1 disgrace for a
woman to get outside her "sphero" and try
to male her Influence tel without the circle
ot her own home. was dvlt upon by the
speaker as Indicative ot more strength oC
mind than would be required by a woman
oC today to accomplish the same resnlts.
Excela : as a lecturer and 1 writer , she
loft the Impress ot her hand upon the his-
tory oC the world In a way that Will forever
marl her ono oC the pioneer In .tho cause
oC woman's elevation. The rector's
. . , _ _ _ _ _ _ . elevaton. , .u. . . . . , . . . peroration . _ . . _ _ . .
w. um : Ul "U I&IU ' U"UU''U' U , , Ul WLflU
painting that has been heard In St. Paul's
church . and drew tears from many eyes.
The choir added greatly to the Impresslye
ness or the service by its rendition oC the
"Magntllcat" and "Nunc Dmllls , " by
Stainer and "What Arc These that Are Ar-
, rayed In White Hobes ? " by the same author.
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.3 Sh"rldlU Lout.
This new coal from Wyoming for sale
only by II. A. Cox. 37 Main street. Telephone
48. Ask for circulars.
Dais ees ! drugs , paints and glass ch ap.
UIYItrCI1nll )111110' .
Between se\'enty.fve and 100 members ot
Fidelity council , Royal Arcanum , expect to
go to Omaha this evening 10 be the guests
oC Union Pacific council ot that city. A
special tooter train will leave the Grand hotel
for their accommodaton , taking them to the
' , , p corner ot 10wurii ( ant ! Sixteenth streets The
4 .Av installation ot officers wilt take Place at the
council rooms In The Bee building , after
-Nhlch the Arcanumltes wi go to this Millard
) Iotrl , where an , clght-coursq banquet wi
awnlt demolition , The members ot the Omaha
council have promlsN ) to outdo their brothers
on this side at the river In the matter ot
cotertalnimig . and that settes It as Car as a
good ( time goes The special train will bring
d the members or Fidelity counci home aftertime
the banquet. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
I very urchaser at iavls' drug store gets
a choice sheet ot music tree
Domestic soap breaks hard water.
' lt& ' oin 1111 I , I alt .
Di Cr1s. a larly with a Jai record as
_ . _ v bug all ! monotonous I the moral law , stein
a cart a tel lays ago and sell I for $1.25
Friday 10 George I Ieurhauhcon a Junk dealer
lear the Northweter round house. The
same night 10 lole the curt from Feurhaulten
and was spending . isis substance In feasting
and riotous living before selling the vehicle
over again to another second-han,1 dealer.
Feurhaulten led an information against him
and be was arrested last evening. CrlsB has
been unsuccessful In hIs attempts to get
- . - . back to his 011 ! friend the warden oC the
. - - penitentiary at Fort Madison and I I be-
ICvell that this offense will merely give him
a Jai lentence =
around oil cake $1.30 lihU at Morgan &
Co.s drug store . 134 Uroadway.
Dometc soap outlasts cheap , soap.
Camhicr 111 1 111 lug .
Some ot the guniblers tound ! South Omaha
. 1 too torrid a Place to live and Saturday night
' . began preparations for DI emigration . Yesterday -
trday moring 1 wagon loaded ! wlh several
ginning devices was seen Oi Uroadlay Oi I ,
way trom South Ollha to its new quarters
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In one at tbIrpa's ) ' tiger dens
Oas cockIng BtOVC for rent and for ale at
Gas CO.8 oflice
, . V&be\ouleu uu Domestic 6oar
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NgWS \ FRO I COUNCIL BLUFFS
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Annua Meeting of the Grape Growers Shipping .
ping AS2ocation Held Saturday
lAST SEASON VAS A PROFITABLE ONE
, tatenient . ot thl Secretary and TreRs'
urer Sl.ow . the J'lan of the OrgRn-
blton la 1 0001 ( no for
Ia Memnber.
The Grape Ore 'er' Shipping association
helll its second nnnual meeting Saturday In
the superIor court room with President
Alexander Wood In the chair. The president
made a brief adMen , In whIch 10 emphasized -
phasized the necessity ot more rapid InsIC-
ton , an'l ! called attention to the marked advantage -
vantage the formation of an association had
given the memler ! In the way of disposing
of their crop over the old system of each man
for himself.
Treasurer George H , Wheeler rend his report -
port , which showed the total receipts for the
year to have been $23S74 $ , an. ! disbursed
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, a.M73. ; leaving I balance or 'I Wil Wllcn
to begin another ) 'ear.
Oeorg6 Alhingham . the manager , read his
report , by which It was shown thnt $ 23,927
hal been realized . front the sale ot trult.
Inchllell In this was $3,648 worth of black
raspberries In 1.3\8 \ crates ; $ ,029 worth ot
red raspberries In 238 crates ; $3,239 worth ot
blackberries II 1.11 crates antI $11,36G worth
ot grapes . in 58,791 cratN. The average
prices were ns follows : Black raspberries ,
$2.63 per crate ; red raspberrIes , $1.32' per
crate ; blackberries $2.29 per crate : grapes ,
IDcents per basket. Twenty-three car
loads ot grapes were shipped by the association -
clnton during the year.
The ofcers chosen for the ensuing year '
are : Iresilent. J.P. Hess ; vice president .
l'eterVeise ; secretary . " ' . S. Keelne : treasurer -
urer : C. Itonhmacher ; directors : I. O. Etl-
wards , Alexander Wed , Peter Weise George
n. Wheeler P. B. Hal and Robert Mc-
Kenzle. George Alingham was appoInted .
manger for the whole term ot twelve
months , Instead ot for six months as was
done last year. Addresses were made during
the afternoon by 1 G. lhmrl1s ot Genwood ,
George H. Wheeler and Robert McKenzIe ot
this city , and others. Opinions were exchanged -
changed upon many subjects interestIng to
raisers ot fruit and the meeting was In every
way a profitable one.
SSlSS IIILOS .
Ilonl8 Itig Coot Sale.
Spend your money with us Monday. Our
entire stock ot tine bleached table damasks
for one day lne at actual wholesale cost.
ft's money we wnnt.
$1.50 quality . two yards wIde double satin
damask . Monday , 96c yard.
$1 and $1.20 quality . 72.lnch satin damask , '
Monday . SOc yard.
DOe and $ bleach satin damask , Monday ,
G3c yard.
SOc and 60c table damask , Monday , 39c
yard
26c Turkey red damask , ISo yard. The
above table damask will only be sold Monday
at the prices quoted.
8-4 Loctwood ! bleached sheetng , ISo yard.
Lonsdale and Fruit oC the Loom . muslin , 6c
yard.
yarl. unbleached L.T muslin . 3c yard.
$1.25 silk ward white flannel . 79c yard.
35c , 46c and GOc white wool flannels . Monday -
day at 23c , 29c and 360 yard.
30c red twill flannel , all wool , 13c 'ard.
lOc and 12'Ac Saxony yarn , 3c skein
Bg bargains In dress goods and silks.
Come In 10nliy : every Item we guarantee
exactly as advertised.
exacty vertsel.DENNISON
DENNISON DnOS .
Council Bluffs .
Counci Dufs.
\Vhlst League Organized.
A copy oC the constitution which has been
drawn up for the Whist club recently organized -
ganized at Sioux City was received by I. M.
Treynor yesterday and will be In the possession .
slon oC the Council Dues Whilst club from
now on. Dy It \ho league Is to be composed
ot the Commercial club ot Sioux Falls , S. D. :
the Hawleye Whist cub ot Sioux City ; the
Denison club oC Denison , In ; the Union club
oC Lincoln , Neb. ; Omaha Whist club ot
Omaha. Neb. ; the Occidental Whist club oC
Cedar Rapids Ia. , and the Council Bluffs
Whist club ot thiscity. . Other clubs may be
nlmlted on the payment ot the annual tee ot
$5 and honorary members may be elected by
unanimous vote upon nomination by the ex-
ecutve committee. A meetng ot the league
Is to bo hell each year at such time and
place ns may be selected by the executive
committee. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
Siva Your : Ione ,
Dy investing It In the stock ot the Savings
Loan and Duldlng ! association ot Council
Bluffs. Incorporated In 1877. Monthly pay-
ments ot $1.00 per share , netting the Investor
about 10 per cent Interest. Ten series already -
ready paid out , which fully demonstrates
the ability ot the aswclaton to mature Its
stock In about seventy-ilve monthly pay-
ments. No loans made outside ot Council
Bluffs . and all applications examined and
pasEel upon by n zuajarity ot the board ot
directors. Good loans wanted. Full Information -
ton can bo obtained at the office ot D. W.
Otis . secretary 10 Main street , or any ot the
tolowlnl directors : n. W liazieton . Frank
Grass , John Brown . A. S. Hazleton H. C.
Ileebe A. D. Walker . E. E. hart F. C.
Lougee S. S. Leonard.
Try Eagle laundry , 74 Broadway for good
work. Our medium gloss finish can't bo
beat. blt we do strictly hand work , domesto
finish . when preferred . Telephone 167.
The laundries use Domestic . soap. .
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COST OF FEEDING THE POOR.
County . Comltssioler Illka Some Estt-
& 11.S1011 'hls 1.ln"
The charity worlc oC the county Is assumIng -
Ing big proportions this winter and the
count officials are beginning to fear that tIm
county will become bankrupt rt time great
demand for assistance continues. Moro pea-
pIe are flockIng In every lay for provisions
and fuel , amid tile question threatens to be-
come 1 very serious one before the winter Is
OYer. At the present time the county I
giving moro or less alI ! to 'over 7.000 persons
and It Is 1hought that the enl Is not yet.
During tile month ot December 667 tons ot
coal were distributed In half and quarter ton
lots. Time cost oC the fuel Inclullng the
est ot delivery . has been $1S02,10. . This Is
under the new system by which the commissioners -
sioners buy Iho coal themselves In calloM
lots anti hire men ant ! teams to deliver It.
Last year cal ; was bought by contract and
cost over U ( eI ton . whie under the now
system the cost Is about $3. ' By thin change
In the methO oC buying $810.66 was saved
the county In one mwitlm . But 11cple this
raving limo coal bill oC last December Is con-
alderably greater than that for the corresponding -
spending month of the year preceding . Dur-
lug the month ot 1)eceniber lS9. thIn cost ' ( Cr
coal was $ ll3Q,5 . although only 273 tons
wore IUed. not much t\er a thIrd oC the
amount consumed hat December The
weather too Is not by any means as rljJr-
OUI as that oC IS9. and this Is the point that
Is troublIng the commissioners . Wlh such
an Increase over 18\ during such pheasant
nut ! mlhl weather they fear that It will
bo hard to provide for the 110cr when the cold
weather sets in . when "he Ilemand for coal
will cJrrespondlngl increase
There Is also a great increase In the cost
ot grocerIes given out during the month ot
Uecember. In December ot 1893 the sum
oC $774.71 was expended for groceries. antI tcr
the same month ot hut year $1.028.31 ,
Further ( hail thnt. n great many \ zlppii-
rants Cor assistance are coming In daiiy . anti
It Is thought that the number will largely
Increase during the coming two months. A
good many factories and works that were
running a year ago are not In operatIon nol ,
and many ot time ellllo'es whl have saved
something out ot their salaries will full hack
on the county whtn their savings are gone
unlna these factories start up again , which la
not thought to beer ) ' likely.
The commlnloner are confident that ninny
Persons who are II'pl'lng tor assistance do
not really miitI ! it . ant the ) are again talking
oC applying the labor test to weed these out.
If I tide la decided upon work will be done on
thl l1roposed Itenblon or South 'fhlrteenlh
street to Fort Crook. The profiles were
drawn for thIs V.tk In lS91. and I W then
estimated that over 350,000 cubic yards ot
dirt would have to be removed A bridge
and two culverts would In all probabIlity
have 10 be put In. The cost ot the work to
the county line was estimated at $85,000.
The commissioners , however , would 10 noth-
Ing until the commissioners ot Sarpy county
agreed to extend the roll thirougli their
county. They did agree to 10 so . but they
have hall some trouble about the right oC
way and nothing has yet been ( clone I
the labor test Is applied the poor wIll be set
to work on this road , The test was used
l8t year , and It cut down the number ot '
applicants for assistance nearly one.hnl.
The cost to the county for the grading ot
roads last year by this system ot day labor
was four or five tunes greater than by con-
tract , but this was much more than offset
by the decrease In the cost ot caring and pro-
viding for the poor. Wlh such success It Is ,
more than probable that the commissioner
will follow the same p 111an this year
STATE LODGE ELECTIONS :
Olcer Chosen \y ehraslm Secret Soco _
tcs rur time Yrllr.
Elections ot officers In secret orders
throughout the state have resulted as follows :
Alblon-IO < ern Woodmen or AmerIca :
Venerable counsel , A. J. Clark ; worthy adviser .
vlser , J. A. Browden ; banker , n. 1' . Bal ;
clerk , E. J. 1lngham ; physician , Dr. C. O.
Barns ; escort E. D. Corner ; watchman .
H. Hamion : sentry. loseuh I 1her : det-
gate : John 'j ler ; ; aIternate , , : T.I , may ;
nianagei \Y. T. 1lvese .
Arapahoe-St. Elmo loige . No 17. Knights
ot Iythlas : Chancellor commander , Joe Em-
stein ; vice chancellor . A. H , 11lmer ; prelate ,
: I. I. Reynolds ; master ot exchequer Andrew
BenJamin ; master or finance . J. P. Edwards :
keeper ot records and seals C. 1 Evans ;
master at arms , A. A. Tanner ; Inner guard
Cyrus Horton ; outer guard , J. W. g\'ans.
Beatrlce-Llvlngstone chapter No. 10. Royal '
Arch : { asons : high priest B , O. King ; ICing
Noah M. H'an ; scribe , George W. lllrer ;
treasurer G. L. Cole : secretary , C. P. King ;
captain oC the host , D. A. Johnson ; principal
sojotirtier . : . C. Steele ; .ro'al arch captain ,
1. W. Burch ; third vail . g. F. Davis ; second
vaih . H. W. acre ; first val , n. H. Kyd ; sentinel .
tnel , D. O. 1'lske.
Hawlns post No. 31 , Grand Army ot the
Republic : George Cunningham , commander ;
Ben Evans senior vice commander ; O. L.
Cole quartermaster ; Penl Brothers . surgeon ;
D. I E. Ileagy . challlaln ; J. T. Roller . ofcer
oC the day ; J. W. Jackson officer or the
guard ; 11. i. La Sele , agent ; T. II. Darn ,
quartermaster sergeant.
Women's Relief corps . No. 92 : Irs. Llbble
Lesher president ; Mrs. Kate Evans I , senior
vice presltent ; lrs. Sarah Murray . Junior
vice president ; Mrs. H. F. Day secretary ;
Mrs. Delia Shaw treasurer ; Mrs. Eliza Sweet
chaplain ; Mrs. Anna 1"llen , conductor ; Mrs.
Poly Bull . guardian ; Mrs. Nellie Dunn , as-
slslant conductor ; Irs. Atkinson . assistant
guardian.
l3latlen-lIladen camp No. 1.896 , Modern
Woodmen ot America : Counsel , E.J. Soloman ;
adviser , J. D. Taylor ; clerIC , A. I' . Johnson ;
banker W. H. Eck ; escort , H. J. Walace ;
physicians , Dr. Kehler and Dr. ulkerson ;
watchman , H. W. Pnrks ; sentry , J. D. Trav-
elplece ; manager H. H. hilton ; delegate . W.
D. Householder.
Ancient Order ot United WorNlen : Master -
ter worlmnan H. 1 McClure : foreman J. L.
Grandstal : overseer I" H. WyldeI : recorder
F. N. Toolmcre ; financcr ! . F. W. McLaughlin ;
receiver , H. L. Hchenlrer ; guide . Thomas
Snyder : Inner watch M. Adams : outer watch ,
J. M. Dorlyj ; physician , 'egman ; trustee
H. D. Boyd.
Blair-Adoniram chapter , No. 13. Royal i
Arch Masons : high priest , H. W. McBride :
king , Jesse T. Davis . ; scribe , Wiiam T.
Plowman : captain ot the host , E. C. PLerce :
principal sojourner . E. C. Jackson ; royal arch
captain , Eugene Deaty ; third vail , John
Swnrtz ; second vail . Harry Higley ; first vail .
Robert Carter : sentinel . n. Alberr ) ' .
. Blair lodge , No. 224 , Ancient Order oC
United Workmen : Master workman , Rev.
James Sheppard : foreman A. N. Ballard ;
overseer William Rogers ; financier , J. Smith ;
receiver W. M. Martin ; recorder O.V. .
Roberts : InsIde watch J. J. Smith ; outside
watch , J. F. Smith ; melical examiner Dr.
E. H. Stewart ; guide N. Pardew ; trustee . E.
S. I3eatty. .
Degree ot Honor No. 9 , Ancient Order oC
United Workmen : Past chle oC honor , Mrs.
j. B. Ilasklns ; chief of honor , Mrs. V. J.
: I"n " lln . cliet o.r hO.Ior ! ! _ rs y.
; nlt : lalY Of nonor ! rs. N. Al. ustermnn ;
chief ot cerenionies . Mrs. J. M. Hester : re-
corder. Mr E. Dowerman ; financier , Dr. E.
A. Stewart : receiver Mr. V. J. Smith ; Inside
' watch . Mrs. H. Rolson ; outside watch Mr.
J. Watson.
Traphols camp , No. 1.295 , Modern Woodmen -
men ot America : William WuIff , general
counsel ; A. Carver . banker ; H. L. Struve ,
worthy adviser O. D. Riker . clerk ; Victor
Wolff , Inside guard.
Garfield loge No. 26 , Knlgbts oC Pythlas :
Perry Selden chancellor commander ; J. H.
Wullo , vice chancellor ; E. J. Farr , prelate ;
Victor Wul , master ot work ; J. W. Hender-
son . keeper oC records and seals ; H. H. necd
master of exchequer.
John Dixon Post No. 62 , Grand Army oC the
Republic : Oeoge DeTemple , post com-
mnrder ; Joseph Thomson , senior vice ; James
Mend . Junior vice : Joseph Cook , chaplain ; J.
W. Henderson , adjutant : 0. Matteson . officer
oC the day : A. H. Parish surgeon.
Blair lodge No. 14 , Inlepemlent Order oC
Old Fellows : n. I' . Miller . noble grand ; J.
I , . Day vice grand : E. J. Farr , secretary :
Jarnea Platz treasurer ; I. C. Eiher . J. W.
Newel and A. J. Taylor trustees.
Blair Oak camp No. 23. Woodmen ot the
WorldV. : . P. Squier counsel commander ;
William Duncan A. L. ; J. F. Slclto , banlerj ;
J. H. Smith , clerk ; J. F. Kenney escort :
Charles hoff , watchman ; Sam Epler , sentinel ;
James Mead . Carl SChmachtenberg and J. F.
Kenney , board oC directors.
Kennarl camp No. 1,347 , Modern Wood-
men ot America : H. J. Hosenbaum. venerable
counsel ; J. M. Rosenbaurn ( llvlserj ; H. H.
Cnshm&n , banker ; W. H. Epling . clerlt.
Broken Dow-Anclent Order ot united Worlt-
men : Muster workman D. M. Amsberry ;
foreman , J. S. Dalsch ; overseer , George Willing -
Ilg : recorder . Fred Innej ; financier . C. H ,
Holcomb ; receiver , J. G. Haeberle ; guide ,
D. S. Lilly : Inside watchman Charlie Penn :
watchmnan N. Wlamuthj ; trustees , H. M.
Sullivan , E. P. Campbell , C. H. Holcomb.
Butte-Butte lOdge No. 2,060. Modern
Woodmen of America : Venerable counsel
Robert Ford ; worthy adviser Wlorll Standl-
ford ; clerk , D. Lii. Stuart ; banker George
Knapp : escort . H. O. Cunningham : watch-
man . A. Pitkin ; sentry John Jacobson ; chief
forester C. J. Simse.
Caloway . - Mount Tabor lodge No 134 ,
Knights oC Pythlas : Chancellor commander .
I. C. Shupp : vice chancellor . S. H. Hoyt ;
prelate , M. T. 1laze ; toaster oC work , J. H.
Decker : master ot fnance , J. D. Wlelanl ;
master ot exchequer W. E. ShuPPj ; keeper ot
records and seals , A. J. Higbee : master-at.
arms / O. O. Benger ; Inner guard ; A. hioiio-
way ; outer guard , G. E. Tarbox.
Ancient Order ot United Workmen : n.
\V. Welch , master workman ; I , . McCrear .
foreman : H . Lichtenherger overseer ; E. hi.
DcoIhttle . recorder : M , 1' . Miller , financier ;
J. H. Decker receiver ; C. Watlns , guide ;
N. hirendle Inner guard ; G. Tickle , outer
guard ; G. Nansel L. McCreary and J. S.
Smithi trustees.
Modern Woodmen ot America : J. H.
lecker counsel : J. W. Smith . adviser : John
Morami banker : H. I. Anlrews , clerk ; W.
H. Shupp , escort ; L . I , . Max ell watchman ;
J. A. Gustus sentry ; Dr. A. I , . Alatitews .
physician ; I. C. Shupp J. A. 'raniue and
C. W. Root managers ; H. H , Andrews . state
delegate.
Grand Army ot the Republic : J. H.
EvanB commanller ; W. Van Winkle , adJu-
( ant ; h'hty'ylnore , senior vice commander ;
Joseph Dckson , Junior vice commander : N.
M. Morgan quartermaster ; John 10rCord.
chaplain ; Emery Wbaley , surgeon ; James
Webster sergeant major ; Ira Graves quartermaster -
termaster serseant.
IIHlependent Order of Odd Fellows : Noble
grand , n , E. Brega ; vice grand , J. Freder-
Iclta ; secretary , W. EnselBj ; treasurer , W. H
Cole.
Cole.Celar Rapids-Knights at Pylhlas : W. I. 1
Ward , district deputy past chancellor ;
George Brown chancellor commander ; 11 O.
Calender. vice chancellor ; J , L. I Prohsl. mas-
ter ot finance ; ( I. ii. Doughty master at exchequer -
chequer ; Moses Flnn , keeper oC records and
seals ; John McCray . Prelate ; J911 I.annls ,
master oC work ; rank Gross , master.at
arms ; K I . McCleland , Inner guard : Marsh
Fhimin . outer guard.
Modern Woolhnen ot America : Venerable
consul VV . Thompson ; worthy adviser .
W. C. Swygard ; ex-bamiker . P. M. Hynerj ;
clerk C.V. . Balson ; escort J. Ii. 1cCln-
tick ; watchman , D. C. Stafford ; srntry , F. II ,
Swebke : physician , M. M. iiuzie .
Centrl City-Ancient Order United Work-
men : Put mater workman W. O. SeeleY1
master workman , Id. J. IClngstcn ; foreman
W H. Coglj ; financier , Dr , W , N. Hunt ;
receiver , O. U. 'Colborn ; Inn ) gtl , W W.
Week ; outer guard , J. Shlmnck
ColumbuAncient Order -Unlll Work-
men : Master workman John \VtMino ; foreman -
man , H. L. Rosalter ; overse / y. . L. Sam-
uhon ; recorder , L. Held ; flflIQerV. . H.
Not\tnl ; receiver , W. H. Lewis : guide .
J. E. HolmAnn ; inside watchman , W. T ,
Ernst ; outside watchman , A. ] GeIger.
Columbus camp 'o. 299. M lern Woodmen -
men ot America : Venerable--.consuh , Louis
held ; worthy ndvls . Charles A. Irndley ( ;
ex-banker. George W. Ihll ( : "lerk . Emil
Iohl ; physician , T. D , Clakr managers ,
C. A. Catz , Henry lckert Dayld Schup-
ach.
Crelghton-W. ! H. Irwin ! I' 6t No. 70 .
Grand Army ot the Hepublc E. C. Brew-
ater commander ; : I. H , Itafferty . senior vice
commander : Nato Himer , Junior vice commander -
rnnnderV ; . C. Webher quartermaster ;
George Coo challlaln ; N. N. Gillett . officer
c the ( tiny ; n. o. loa , ofcer ot the guard.
Woman's Relief corps : : r ! C. O. hall .
president ; senior vice president , : lrs , I i
: la80n ; Junior vice preaitlent . lrs. Charles
lerrlck ; Mrs. W C. \'ebber treasurer ;
lrs. Mary P. Bisseli , secretary ; lrs. Sarah
Sweet chaplain ; lrs. John Crlswehl . con-
Iuctor ; lrs. 1 , . J. Wel/el. guaN ; Irs.
George Mitcheli . assletan\ conductor ; Irs.
Elza hartley , assistant gunrll.
Edgar-hidgar lodge No. SO . Independent
Order ot Odd Fellows : Noble grand . J. H.
lazlet ; vice grand , H. S. Bures ; treasurer ,
G. C. Graham ; cecretary , : I. Dunham ;
warien. J. C. Storr ; Inner guard , O. A.
h' rv'
. ; I e'rs = n-lotcr WOOlmen or America :
Venerable consul Fred Jennewln ; worthy
adviser . Tom Prost ; banker. George Dentine ;
clerIC J. Estaque ; escort , H. Stolz ; watchman -
man , G. A. Pimls .
i
Fahrbury-Modern Wootmen of America :
Venerabl. consul , C. C. Parsons ; worthy m1'
viser C. . A. GregolY ; ex-banker , A. Il.
Lyons ; clerk , H. A. Parks ; escort A. Po
Dugger ; watchmnan H. Conerus ; sentry , A.
C. Laufer ; physician , S. E. Hawes ; delegate ,
A. : I. Berry ; board ot managers , B. H.
Alien , S. H. Merreli . A. M. Derr ) ' .
l.'alrmont-loler Womlmen ot America :
Yenerable consul , O. W. Jackson ; worthy
adviser , N. T. Magee ; ex.banker , T. J. lien-
ton ; B. 1) . Davis , escort ; : . Paterson ,
watchman ; H. G. Hal ; sentry ; S. P. Ashby
ant ! l. N. Plumb physicians ; .G Griesel
manager ; O. W. Jackson delegate ; II. N.
V'ebber alternate.
Fairfleld-l'ost No. 43. Grand Army ot the
Republic : D. F. Fisher post commander ;
David Headley , senior vice commander ; Wi-
son Richards , Junior vIce commander ; G. E. i
Glass . quartermaster ; E. C. Harrington ,
chaplain : N. W. Millard. surgeon : George
Flint . officer ot the day : A. A. hancock ,
olcer ot the guard : S. J. Anthony , alJu-
.tant I' Nixon quartermaster sergeant
an.t. ; ! : 1 : q lrte.rtaster ;
J. 1. ; 2.lflSSlO serleant mUJor.
Fremont-F'reinont lodge No. 88. Ancient
arleI ot United Workmen : Master work-
man , L. Foutz ; foreman , John Slobb : over-
seer Louie hanson ; recorder A. -K. Dame ;
financier . S. Sickel ; receiver , P. M. Smith.
Geneva-Silver Link lodge . Hebeltah degree ,
Independent Order oC Old Fellows : Noble
grarl , Alice Martin : vIce grand , Hattie Edge-
combe : secretary Vie Arenschleld : treasurer ,
Alice Sager.
Grand Island-Lodge No. 672 , NatIonal
Union : James Nicholson , president ; H. N.
Peters vice president ; H. J. htittor . speaker :
A. B. harriet recording secretary ; O. H.
Tracy , finance secretary ; ' J. H. Oawley ,
treasurer : W. S. Dtirnin , usher ; August
Menck challlalnV. : . H. Duhch , sergeant.at-
arms ; \V. A. Heimberger , doorkeeper : ! J.
Durkin , trustee three years. C
Charity lodge No. 91. Ancient Order ot
United 'orkmen : Jamesl Cheery , master
worilnan : C. F. Holns , past master workman -
man ; lames German foreman : n. M. Kelso ,
overseer ; George D. Hetze ! , fna'ncler : Fred
Steitr receiver : IrvIn Metcilt , recorder ; D.
Spetiuman guide : Claus Obermueler , Inner
guard : John Bussinger , outer guard.
Grant-Ancient Order ot United Workmen :
W. F. Edwards , master workman ; E. D.
Kenny , foreman ; W . Pringle , overseer ; A.
E. Harrington , recorder ; J. , H. , Spelts . fnan-
cier ; S. Henneller , recelver13. ; AloId , guide ;
N. Harvey , Inner watch . ; P r Petprsan , outer ,
watch : D. J. Fimik , medlcaL xarniner. '
Bartngton-Anclent Orders ! . , j or United
Workmen : Masr wOflnan ; : ; r. A. Van
Darn ; past master workman ' rT.i . A. Y\t'
son ; Coreman , , tove Lyndc'overseer ; , A.
M. lerrl : recorder . E. Dortwel : financier.
. RobinsoireceIvcr . A ohnICrause ;
: ' . _ , . : . . . _ _ .
IIU ! IlllLy UCUI ; U IU" ! ' 'UUiU , oUIU
, outside Jacob
Ilchty ; watchman , Eby :
trustee , Ole le gshol.
Independent Order oC Odd Fellows : S. J.
Young , noble grand : A. H , Collins . vice
grand ; Gilbert Mengshiol . recording secre-
lary : D. L. Dart , permanent secretary , and
John Krause , treasurer.
.
WILL MEET IN THE SOUTH.
SItonl1 AmertcAI Woman Suffrage Coii-
vcnUln , It ttIantu.
The twenty-seventh annual convention ot
the National American Woman Suffrage association -
sociaton wi b held In Atlanta . Ga . Jan-
uary 31 to February 6.
The object ot these conventions Is to educate -
ucate women Into I knowledge or their
rights and duties as citizens oC I republic ,
and through them to arouse the nation to a
sense of national wrong perpetrated by the
disfranchisement oC hal the people or the
United States. In opposition to the prln'clples
of government declared by our laws and
constitutions.
' ' twenty-six utatea have granted
'hough statel ha\e ganled
some slight concessions to women citizens .
In no states ot the union , save Wyoming
and Coloralo , are women yet alnltel : to
the dignity oC equal rights -In citizenship.
In only six states are mothers conceded
to be legal owners oC their own children.
bt , . . _ _ . _ . . . . _ . . 4. " , . . . " . . . .
j"O"'U"II" ' UI 'UI'l'UY" " 'i' "unl' ! "
asscciations will take part In the convention
asscclatons . wi conventon
programs.
Other speakert are : Hev. Anna Shaw ,
1,110 Devereaux Blake . Carrie Chapman-
Coi oC Iowa . Dora Phelps Duel oC Colo-
redo and Mary C. Francis oC Ohio.
, SUSAN D. ANTHONY . Prealdent.
WASHINGTON , D. C . Jan. 10.-To the
Editor oC The Bee : Would you be kind
enough to mention In your paper that the
polyglot petition "lgnel by fifty nationalities -
Ites or thereabouts In forty different languages -
guages , and including with names and attestation -
testaton not fewer than 4,000,000 adherents .
Is to bo presented In Washington . D. C. .
by thin olcers oC the World's Women's
Chrlstaln Temperance union ant ! other lead-
Ing women February 16. The Women's
Christian Temperance union oC tIme District
or Columbia will work upon the details ot
the inetings. Among the speakers wi be
Lady Henry Somerset. Miss Willard ! . Mrs.
Stevens ot MahnQ , Mrs. Stevenson , Mrs. '
Barker Mrs. Fessenden , Mrs. Heiman , Miss
Belie Kearney oC Missi3lppi. The petition
will be presntel to repTfseJlat\s oC tile
United States government \ ' . 'H , Is important
that this should bo don ? bqroTe , the third
World's Women's CIirlpiq \ Temperance
I
union. as on that occasion the netton will
bo Presented ] to the rirlls\ \ i'ernittcnt. The
Petition calls for the sepifttln ot all
cals sep1rAI/ ? al governments -
ernments front the protectt \ ot the alcohol
trade , the opium trade prlt , the legalzing
oC social vIce. " .
, lmS , M. 1. ORIFFITIL .
President . C. T. U. 9f District oC Columbia -
lumbia , . , 'J
MISS LOUISA Ccrrespondlng S. ' WIGIITMAN Secretary ,
. . _ 'L.-:1 ' : I
WEST . l'l , " 11V\'i.
- .
'
"eteranl ot limo l.ato Wil memlJerclt hy
the O.n\ral Uovln1lnt.
WAShINGTON , Jan. Slleclnl.-Pen- ( ) -
Ilons granted . Issue oC December ' 29 , were :
Iowa : Orlglnal.Cllrles n. Olel , I0ney
Creek l'ottawattamie. SUlllllemenlal-
Samuel \t. Garvln . Griswold , Cass : Oilman
I , . Lang . Ienox , Taylor IncreaseDIYld
Sharp . Des Moines . I'olk. " ' 'homal Barton ,
Mount Pleasant . Henry. ,
South Dakota : Additional-Francis D.
Bril go. deceased , Addltonal-I . Original
wilows , etc.-Mnry H. hiridge Alceicter
Union.
Montana : Orlsnlal wldow-Mnry I.
Duane , Bozeman , Gaihatin .
- . .
Unknown Vessel l'ounl rel.
PORT TOWNSID . Wnsh. , Jnn. la-An
unknown vessel IH believed to have Count
dere.l last night durlnJ a northwest gale
near Point Wilson . The steamer Hosale
reports seeing a large quantty ot fresh
wreklge. Including a large binnacle box ,
ship furniture . eto. 'fhe gale amid heavy
leas prevent any wrecllKe beIng secured
for identhlleajion . 'rhe gale Is reported ' tt
have been the severest ever exprlenced on
the straits . timid several Iteumers were
forced to lie In harbor and walt for the
storm to abate.
HOW TIE UNION - WAS \ LOOTED
Sketch of the Ruins of n Des Moines Build-
and Atsociation ,
ing Savings - Atsocntlon
GREAT SNAP ENJOYED BY Till MANAGERS
Manager Jlchmomll Leflusnce ot the ne-
.eh'r-I1rel Per tout lt 1e..lpU
l1rdly K limp In the 'XI'OMO Bucket
-Luz LI'u 1ulllat" 1obber )
DES MOINES , Jan ' 3.-Speclal.-The ( )
affairs or the Union Building and Savings
association ot this city seem to bt so hON-
lessly entangled In the niesltea or the law :
that It will probably be some weeks before
the sttckhoer ot the concern will get a
stalement ot its present condition. Enough ,
however I already known to warrant the
statement that the deluded shareholders at
this defunct Institution will never realize
O\'c 40 per cent on their sttck. This margin
through the law's delay and legal blcker-
logs , may even bo reduced to less than
one4malf ot the amount by the ( line ls' aC-
. . - . tme
airs are unaly wound UI } .
Heceh'er \'lcoxen , who was appointed 1 I
fortnight ago , cn taking possession of the
office discovered that three of the principal ,
bJoks were missing Secretary Crawford , on
being questonc In ' regard to their disap-
pearance assumc' the role of Young-Mami.
Atrall-to.Tel-What-lcKnows anti stoutly
Insisted that they took their departure-just
when he 111 lIt' know-without his knowledge .
edge or consent , and referred his questioner
to his general manager , W. S. Richmond.
. Mr. Hchmond being called Into court ,
treated time maleI with great levity . and Mr.
seemed to regard the displacement ot the
records oC the concern as 1 good Joke on
Receiver Wilcoxen. The court did not regard -
gard tIme later In the saul light . and : lr.
Richimmiond wa finally forced to assume a
moore serIous tone . but no I10unt ot cros&
questcnlng could malto hln\ disclose the
present hiding pllce ) ot Ito desired docu-
mitents Later he set up the plea that these
books are his private property being the
mere cOlplaton and condensation oC rec-
cords and papers In the olce made at his
own Private expense for his personal use.
Time court has given him time to prepare
papers . 6ustainng ! this claim. : leanwhle
tie naMS Cf Hecel\er Wicoxen arc ted UI
and time expenses or the concern continue to
contnue
Increase.
The statement ot the affairs ot tIme con-j
cern two months ao . when a receiver was
ap11lc,1 for , placed the assets oC the asso-
clatqn at $150,000 , ant ! liabilities at $171,000 ,
an aplarent Impairment or the
upparlnt capital to the
extent oC $21,000. I has since been learned ,
howe\er , that the Itels making up
the assets included , personal and expense
accounts , furniture and fixtures and ethers
ot a simiar character Crom which nothing
will or can ever be realized . aggregtng
thousands or doliars. Ono loan oC $30,000
was made upon some outlying town lots lt
1 basis ot $3W each , when the cash value ot
each ot said lots Is not one-thlrl oC that
sum. Other loans were also made which
would bear out the lresumptol that the
managers were either extremely reckles !
or else got a "mite off" from favored cred- '
itors. UmlesrMr. . Richmond can be made
to produce his books It Is not likely that
any satisfactory accounting will ever be
male to the elmareitolders and even at the
' anl
best the prospects are anything but promisIng -
Ing for 1 speedy and satisfactory adjustment
oC its affairs.
HISTORY OF THE'CONCEnN.
The Union Building and Savings associa-
ton tel its articles oC incorporation and
began business July 1. 1890. The objects ot
the association were to afford profitable In-
vestment oC money and encourage and ' assist
its shareholders In the acquisitiOn or real
estate ' by loaning ' ( item money to be repaid
'li ' Ihonthly installments . thereby Increasing
the numbr oC home owners In the country-
all this to be done In the manner and the
means set Corth on the statutes. - - flpg anl 1lnln" !
_ , _ _ _ . 'nm _ _
was named as Its principal place oC business -
ness , but a provision was added extending
Its business "Into other states and terri-
tories. " The capital oC the concern was
fixed nt $50,000,000. divided Into shares oC
$100 each said shares to be paid for In
monthly installments oC 68 cents each. or
this amount 8 cents went Into the proft and
expense account. and the balance Into th
loan tund. Prepaid shares were also author-
Izc to be issued In the manner provided for
In the by-laws.
All oC the expense or procuring ! s
and conducting affairs was to be met and
paid out oC the "expense tumid . " which con-
slated oC the membcrshlp fee oC $1 each and
the 8 cents mentioned . A proviso was added
to time erect that no Indebtedness for expenses -
penses shal be contracted or paid out ot
any other fund than the one named nor
shall the shareholders bo liable In any other
muaminer
TIme limit oC each loan to time members oC
the association was fixed at not more than
90 per cent or the "withdrawal valuo" of
share or shares owned by said members.
Time withdrawal value oC each share , ot
course would bo GO cents on each monthly
Instalment paid In , together with earned
proportion at accrued Interest or Ilvldetul
declared . I this provision Imad - been strictly
observed and all loans properly secured the
shareholler In the worst contingency was
guaranteed the return or all his money cx-
cept the original tee or $1. and 8 per cent
oC the money actually paid In. As Is usual
In , . 1"h rngnq actualy n' 'hB nnnM.f Al . . .
et ; 't "twenty ' ' ; s.v. withi ' privilege " of
renewal. "
The affairs oC the association were placed
In the hands ot six directors and the articles
anl artcles
\ ere signet ! by O. D. Ayers , G. T. Carpenter ,
Lewis Schooier A. J. Baker , S. W. lalble
and J. ' V. Mufily. Mr. Ayers was a promiti-
nentlnsurance man : Mr. Carpenter since de- (
ceased , was the well known chancelor ot
Drake universiy j Mr. Schooler an eminent
physican ; Mr. Bolter ! tormerly attorney
general ot the state and Mr. Mulfly . 'an insurance -
surance agent and prominent lolitician .
These parties constuted lie first board ot
directors . though thin business was largely
conluctel by Mr. Mufily . who was chosen
secretary.
WHEN TIlE LOOTERS GOT IN
For two years time affairs or the concern
seem to have been conducted to the sati8-
sats-
faction ot the ahiarehiomlers ) but , for Home
reasomi at the second annual meeting a
radical change was malle In the articles ot
incorporation. Iy an amenlment to these
nrtcles ted October 11 , 1892 , the office ot
treasuerer was created anti the board ot
rectors chnnged trom six to "not less than
five nor more than fifteeui , " The old board
was Increased by the election ot Elmer
)
Iligley . H. Hckel , J. S. Anderson , John A.
Iteed. A. hi. Van Albee. J. C. Stotbdard. W.
P. Iiacksmlt , George Lincoln . andV. . S.
Ichmond , making practically a new board
From this time on thin old members and
original InCOrlOralors ) appear to have either
dropped out or withdrawn amid the affaIrs ot
Ito association have heen largely In the hands
or J. L. Crawford the secretary , and V. ' . S.
Richtmomid . who was elected ! enerl manager.
Thin total number oC shareholdera Is un-
known but the receipts or tIme concern
averaged over $3,000 per month , and for a
short period before Its insolvency moro than
double that sum was lalen In monthly. This
would Curnlsh an annual expense account
according to the articles ot incorporation
dC lt least $3,000. besides the memhershlll
Cees. I Is also known that the directors I
11reclors '
look $6,000 tram the loan fund and added
It to this account at one ( lute . and It
wi probably be found-that a large share ot
the missing assets have been used UI p In
this manner.
The Illculy In getting nt the real facts
In this case 11 In the .mole oC procedure.
The statutes oC Iowa authorizing the bear-
) oraton oC building and loan associations
laery brief and contains no provisions
whatever for the prolecton ot the share-
holder . The laws on this subject were en-
acted In 1872. and were originally designed
to aid corporation colonies or societies oC
workingmen to acquire homes. The salent
points ot the law are as follows :
Section 1. Any number of cnsons not less
thman live may associutu ttmemnicelveuc and be.
collie inorpom'ateI for time imurPouce of raimu-
log , money to loan unemnbeu-mu ( shmarehoidem-mc )
of time corporaiion , or to others , and to use
iii buying hots or houses ( Jr in building or
repuiring houses and ( or other purposemu.
13cc. 2. i3ucim corporatiomi slmuhl lie author.
ized umd empowencti to buy , assemumu anmi col-
heel from its umicunbentu such sumna of money
by ratemm or stated dues , lines , Interest on
loans advanced nnmi premiums bid by mem-
hem-u for right of pm-ec.ubence in Inking loons
in iwcui manner a the corporation by its
by-laws shall provide. Also to acqumim-e , haiti ,
encumber and convey all sut hi real estate
anti psrsonal roerty as niay be hegiti-
mutely pledged to it cmi such loans , or may
otherwise be transferred to It tm-i due eoumrse ,
of its bua..imiesu. Anti the titmes , tllic and lu-c-
mniummuc Paid tmy members in additlomi to the
legal rate of interest on boos takemi by
them shmall not t so considered mis to iiiako
thin loan so tnkemi umtmnIctmq. No person hmnlI
hold more than twenty slmnrc of tOek. So
mmitmch of' ( lie earnings q tony be necessnr'
not to exceed 1 hOC cent , shall be set nskIe
for expemmees amid the btiiamice credited to
shtareiioltlem-s ,
EASV TIlING FOit THE MANAGHI1S.
It whIt be seen that tue shareholders , whmo
arc widely scattered over tim country , are in
a legal sense fltsOItmteil' at the mercy of ( lie
board of directors. This board , by eachi own-
immg twenty "Prehtaill shiars , " anti by juii'
ciommaly distribtmtiuig a sutflcimit miumitber amitomig
tlmelr ( rheimmis , can easily outvote the othmer
sharehohdens , vhio mmtust either pay up their
mmiontimly inetnihmitents amid assessmmipnts or be
subjected to hmarrassing lawsuits to cmmforco
its collection , Time directors , by loaning back
90 ver cent of the vithmuirttwnl value of titcir
stock. vhicii they buy at a uiiscoumit , can
actmmaii ) ' take oumt of time coimcermi moore timan
tile ) ' Put in , amid still owmi the stock atid rule
limo nssociatiomi , They can accept large coin-
mnissiotis for loaning tnomioy on mloimbtful so-
cumrit ) ' , for mill this comites witlmin their ills-
cretionary pover. anti time coumrts are vracti-
calhy prohibited fromii imiterlerimig so iomig as
time affairs of tlm comicern arc comitiucted in
accordamice witlm its otvmu laws !
Ti , . . . . . . , .s in. . . , 41. . . , . , m.um , , , , . a , , . . . , . _
creased iii time Inst fe' years to nit alarmmiing
extemit , amid tIme numiilier of outside concerns
doimig a simnilar btmsimioss imi ( hits state is even
greater. The last gemieral assemitbly nttempteti
to iass a law provltlimig for tite control nut !
sumpervisiomi of all tumilditig alit ! bait associn-
ttomms by the state auditor by iilacimmg tltemii imi
( ha same list mis immauramice comimpamihes. hitmt
stmch vics time lover aiitb immiluemice of tIme lobby
representing these interests tlmat all bills emi
tltis subject were sidetracked in one imamid or
time other , amid thtereby kilietl ,
The regumintiomi and control of titeso associa-
tiomis will be omie of time mmiost imiiportant ctmes-
tiamms that viIl lreseumt itself for consideratiomi
at the imminds of time next legislature.
JIR.tT1IIIf 1'UltU.IfT.
l'milr amid i'usrmucr whim Southerly % iuids for
'Cciuraskmu ,
\'ASIIlNGTON , Jan. 13.-'rhtc forecast for
Monday is :
'For Nebraska mind Knmisas-Fnir ; warmer ;
soumthierly winds ,
For Iowa-Fair ; warmer ; southerly wimids ,
1)r Soutlm liikotn-locttl t-aimis om smiov
wmuI-mner : wimids uciilftimig to westerly.
For 2dissoutm t-Ftir ; varnier ; southerly
wimids.
I.ocmui itecord.
OFFICE OF TILE W'liAThLElt BUREAU ,
OiIA11A , Jnmi. 13.-Omiialmn mecot-ci of teniper-
alum-c mimmd ralmifahl , coimmhlaled with time cor-
respomtdimmg day of the hst : four yemirs :
1S95. litti , 1S.l3. 1S92.
Maxiniumu. temperature. , . , 20 tO 13 11
Mimiimntmin temperature.8 0 - 510
Average tomupcrittmre. . . . . . S 42 4 2
I'recipitmtthomi . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .00 .00 .oo .co
Comidition of' tcmmijmerattume antI hireciPitatiuut
mit Omaha for tIme day anti simice Mardi 1 ,
1(94 :
Nominal temperature . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 15
DefIciency for ( lie day. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7
Normnmth PreciPitation . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . , mcii
Deilciency for time day . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . mcii
Total lirecihtitmotiom ) SIflcp Maccit I 1tO lni'hic
Deticiemtcy sluice March 1. . . . . . . . . . . 15.91 Imicimes
Reports fromut Otimor .Stntomli at S I' . .1 ,
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5TTmo55. e STATS OF
k . wICArucmu.
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Ommiamma.)7 . o .oo Clear ,
North Ptatto . , , , . . . 2 .00 CtoumIy.
' : tIemmtimme . . . . . . . . . . ill . ) : i' .Oti Cloudy ,
Chicago . . . . . . . . . . . . .14 iii .T ClOar.
St. Louis. . . . . . . . . . . 22 24 .01) ) Clear ,
St. i'aumt. . . . . . . . . . . . . . 14 10 .00 Clear.
Davcmimort. . . . . . . . . . . . i : 18 .1)1) ) Clear.
iCaumeni. City. . . . . . . . 22 2-1 .011 Clear.
Demmvor. . . . . . . . . . . . . a m no 1'urtciotmuly. :
Stilt Latin City . 1(11 ( 44 .02 i'am& elottity.
IttmuidCily. . . . . . . . . . 24 . : iti .uti Cloudy ,
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . ' 48 .00 Pzmrtciotmdy.
flisimmam-ek. . . . . . . . . . . . 18 15 .00 Clotmdy.
St. Vtmmcemmt . 4 10 .00 Clear.
Clicyemne. . . . . . . . . . . . 44 52 .00 Cloudy.
Mites City. . . . . . . . . . . 38 .1) ) ) i'artciou'iy
Otive5tomi. . . . . . . . . . . 44 44 .01) ) Clear.
"T" immiilcatcs trace of prcciplUttiomm ,
L. A. VldLSIl. Ob3arvor.
From early cimildimood
E OZE ummtil I was grown may
faIntly spent a fortmmno
trvimmg to cure uimo of [ lila
di5eitFO. 1 vlslletj lint 8pm tugs , mtmtl was
trailtect by time bostmodlcal immemm , bumt was no [
boneilleti.Viien alt tblmmgs bad felled I
determmmtmmod to try . S. s. , unit
infourmoitbs r omittroly
Cured. 'rho terribloEczemn
was gone. not a sign of it loft ; my general
bealtli built up , aunt 1 bare noror hail any
return of the disease I bavo since
recommended S.S.S.to amnmra- OHILDH000
boroffrlondsfor
skin diseases ,
anilliavo actor 0) ) . kmjwn ii failure to cimre.
W.IItWINlrwmnl'll.
Never famma to cure , avon after all
ottierromedmee Imave : Our'rreatlso
on imlood amid ) ikimm Diseases nmamiod
free to any address.
SWIFT S1'ECIFIC CO. , Atlanta , Ga ,
FOR INTERNAL AND EXTERNAL USE.
CWIES ANt ) i'flVENTh
Colds , Coughs. Sore Throats , Influenza , Bron-
oht's Pnumonia , Sw11ing of the
JointI , Lumbago1 Inflammations ,
RHLJMATISL EJRaLa1AI (
FROSTBITES , CHILBLAINS , HEADAOIIE ,
TOOTHACHE , ASTHMA ,
DIFFICULT BREATHINC.
ClfltES TuB WORSP 1'AINS in from one to
twenty minuten- NOT ONE liOUlt after reading
( lila advertisement need anyone dUFlrldR WITh
PAIN.
iimu.twmiy's htemimly ] lcloI ! i a iumro Cimre for
'Every i'uiluu , lrummi , linmulses , I'mmimms imu Limo
Slack , Cbct or 1.iumibs. It talus the llr.it
mimud I. time amity m'AIN lIEU l1)Y ,
Timat instantly tops 1110 most excruciating
pitlns , allays Inflamuatlon , and cures congestion , ,
whettmer of tite Lungs , Stomach , hmowehmu. or other
glands or organs , by one applIcation.
A half to a teaspoonful to imnif a tumblpr of
water vIhl In a fov mnlnutes cure Cramps , Spa. .
ma , Sour Stomnacim , heartburn Nervousnois ,
Sleeplessness , Hick Iteadacime , Ifarrliea , Dysea.
( cry , ColIc , Fiatuloncy mind all Internal paln.
Titers Is not a ri-medial agent In oil tlmo worid
that vlll cure fever ndn migue amid all other ha-
tarlous , Itiltous amid otlmor revels aided by itAD.
WAY'S PII.Lic , so quickly as ItAD\VAY'S ItHA-
DY RELIEF.
won'tN1t ' YoiiiiIy s.
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w. r. Seymour. our optician , has been
Oxtremnely Huccemusfu ? in iitting glasses to
iiumtdrecjmc of time host PeoPle imi time city ,
Lenses Exchanged Free of Charge ,
The Aloe & Penfold Co. ,
LEADING SCJENTI F'JC OPTICIANS ,
1408 Farnammi Street ,
Opposite I'axton lintel.
TILE LION DItIJG STOItH.
BAILEY THE DENTIST
l'lonecr of Low
DnUsr
IN OMAhA ,
Full Set ol Teeth1 $5Varrauted ; \ to Pit
Teeth extracted anti Put In same day. Gold and
Piatean Alloy hililmig. , 1 ; Silver F'Illlns , II ;
l'uru Uc'ict , 12 ; Gold Crowmis , $5 to 15-22k Bridge
Teetlm , $6 per tC.otIm. Fimmest work always. ad
Floor l'axtoa 101k. , iCIb and Farnarn. Tel , 105.
LAir. ! ATTENDANT.
11 amid vigor UlCkIj
1 f au h oo d reslored.&rcotetr ) ,
_ r-u , 'mict"Ir cnulalons
'uopiir . , tc. sum ely curt-C by IPA I 4' , tlo i ' . '
: rduo Otemnedy. ? Jilb wittlis gsrs.Steioter' . bole
. A. Fulier & Co. , Coiner mub an' ! Douglass tiL ,
OMAhA , sgu.
ShALL \YE \ BUILD hOSPITALS ?
Eufrs B'In Mrtdl In thl fist to Stamp
Out Oonsumptiolby I'olatiori ,
TIlE 1)ISEASE ) ItEG1tIUED ) AS INFECTIOUS
NOIY York aluli l'Iiilaiolphula ' % Vlil hlnhlfj
Slmelal IlOAflltftt fOr the Trout-
umiemut of Consummnpttt-e l'atsNit. ,
It Is now generally tinderstooti among physicians -
sicians , who have carefully studied time stib.
ject , thint consuniption is an irifectioums (115.
ease. So general is ( lila belief even amnomig
laynten that hospitals for time treatiiient of
colmsimpion % ( are belmmg built in various cities
tiirnumgiiotit limo United States , with time idea
of isolatimig time Patients. 'l'hmo state t
Michmigami hias already lnnumgtmrated a cain-
paigmi against comttllmtptiomt , llosittnl , , , to
cost hummidreds of tttounmids of dollars , are
being erected In New 'ork amid l'eitnsyl-
\'mtmiin ; amid ImbIit semitllmient sec'ins , at last ,
to have awakemied to time liecessity of clolmig
sommietlmilig to temn thmo tub of this terrible
scourge of time iillliinll race ,
limIt despite iminmi's mmoblest efforts thin
friglitfimi muiortnhity still comitimmues. Sciemitlats
estilmiate that there are in this coimmitry over
! ! mreo bundled thmoimsalid cases at constmmnp.
tlomi , mmat alt armity or wretched lielngs ,
daily dragghmmg omit a mitlserable existemicel
Statistics simov that thin nmimttmnl death nato
ammitmig timese cases is iiiore thmaii fifty per
cimit.'htat an tltittecessitry tritnilt' to deatimi
Itlghmt imero in tIme state of Nebraska , out of
a total yearly ilenthi rate of eight timoumsamiti
four hiummidrcuh and forty-five' , ( iver ( a emity.fl'o
item' ccitt , or to b exact , two thimmanlid time
imummdrel amid iiimmi'ty-omie , were enumseul by
couttum miiht lout a mmd tutmlniomlar ) ' d iseases , I mi 01)1' )
it city of Omunima , in flIt nuiliuni ( lentil rate
of . cue thioiisamtd three hiumimired amid miluiety-
se.omi , timero were tlmmeo hmumidred amid sixty-
seven deaths fromu colisumuhitiomi alit ! othmer
lumig troubles , Timls iii a sad fiict ; butt
Ivorse than nIl is time truth tlmmit ucucim deaths
were largely timinecessary amtii could have
beemi lrevemmted , Sctemmt lets have mliscovered
the cause of coisimniption-thmc. : ttmtterculosis
gerimi which lirotitmees it. Their imi'est iga-
ticus have milso fouimiti a cure for time disease
lIt Ozomi anti Guaincoi ; the greatest life-
giving , germ-destroying ngemlts iii miature.
rhiese tvo products have beemi comiibliietl w-ith
Cod Liver Oil ill a scientific preutrathoms
cahicti Ozommitmlalomi , This remedy cures comi- -
stmmmiptiomu timitl uhi limmig troubles , It does thus
bccause it remtchmes limo sent of tim disorder
amitl destroys tito poisomiotus germiisvhmlch '
caimse thme dIsease , 'l'lme Ozone nnii Gtmnlacol
,
Ut ) LI(5 ( , AU oummer remmietmy comlmitlmms ummesa
ir.grethiemtts , Time Cod Liver Oil stmpphies thia
mnmtritinn necessary lit mull wasting diseases.
Thimit is mull it (1005 , lmt It does tlmh well.
It is time itrmnco of fat. mminlcers and tissue
bulitlers , btlt it does not kill time germmts ,
It ucimmiply alleviates amid cmmablcs mmature to
struggle on a few years longer.
Ihumildimig imospitais is a wortimy charity-
worthy fromu Imistilmets of hmummtmitty-wortity
fronm nensomis of snmtitmrry safety. Unfortunately -
nately nil stmfterers cannot Iuuvo thin bemieflts
of imospital treatmnemtt ; btmt every omm can
emmjo3' time bemiefits of Ozomtiulaion , It cures
people at their htomiies. It brings time ozone
of thin ocean anil time halsammiis omlor of thin
1)1mm ) ) ' vouds to their bedside , It Is time great-
eat gcrmn destroyer , time mmiost Potent healer ,
tile mmtost mnnrvelhotms 110511 Protltmcer iii miattmre.
It cami be bmad ibm in your city of Messrs.
Kuhmn & Co.'iio vill tell you all about its
womiderful iiroperties mint ! tIme good it is
doi hg amminmmg thmo sick aitti a ibhicted Imi Omimaita ,
w L DOJGLA
3 ' 'E ISTH BEST.
U WsV F'ITFORAI'CING.
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Over One Million People wear the
w. L. Douglas $3 & $4 Shoes
All our shoes arc equally satlsfactory
They give the beat valno for tito money.
They equal cuatoumi Shoes in style and fit.
Their wearing qualities arc unsurpasscd.
The prices era uunlform.stnmped on sole.
Lrom m to $3 saved over other make , ,
If yourdeabercainot-.supply youwccan , So1db
A. W. Bowman Co. , N. 16th Street.
C. J. Canisomi. 1218 N. 24th Street.
W.V. . Fisimer , Parker and Leavemiworthi SL
J. Newman , 421 8. 13th Street.
Koiley , Stiger & Co. , Farnam & 15t11 Streeti
T. S. Cressey , 2509 N St. , South Omnaima ,
rRAIImSCAN
DRS Purely :
UI Vegetable.
Prepared from the origInal fo muha yre
'el'vehimi , /irciiiveect lito E'oiy ( , anmlhav.
.igan authentic history dating baoO00ycat's.
APOSITIVECUR
( onall Stomach , Kidney and Bowel - - '
troubles , especially
( HRONIC CONSTIPATION ,
Price 110 oeazt. Sold by nit drumggimits ,
Vhe Fraucisan Remedy Co. ,
121 URE. ZT. ChICAGO , ILL
forCiroularunt litoaLratemlOs1en.
For sale by Kuhn & Ci. , 15th & Douglii
UPTUIW
42a PERMANENTLY
yc aITIT ORNO
fUUIthVPAV
'ej5 ; o PAY UNTIL CURED
WE SlIER YOU 10 6,000 pues1s.
- - WritcforBaflkReferCnCeJ.
' - , XAMlr4AuIof4 FREE.
to Operation. o Detention from Bilsinoss ,
sFND FOfl CIflCULAR.
Ti-Ut 0 ; F'7LLER CO. .
306 and 308 Now York Life bldg , , Orncha.
GRO , I' . SANFORD , A. W , RIEKMAN ,
I'lesldcmlt , Caahiiem' ,
First Natlo nat Bank
of COUNCIL BLUFFS , Iowa.
Capitol , . - $100,001)
I'i'ofits , . . . 12,000
One of the eIdst linnic , In the slate of Iowa.
\Vu solicit your tusImii and collectIon , . We
pay 5 per edit on llmn deuosits. We will ha
pleased to see cmiii serve you ,
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Coiije1) ) phffs-s.s )
CtitMNhiYIh CLEANED ; VAIJI.TS CI.E.tUfiD.
Ed Burke , at % V. 8. homer' . , [ 35 fmrosdvmly ,
LAltOil h'itlvA'r11 liAitN I'Oit itINT NEAII
court tm uac. Appmy 01 iJCO olltce , Council tIluil. ,
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I'l.AIU Hl\1NO aIlLl.INEIIY % 'OItiC Ol' AI.1.
klntls , mmew 111111 mmhmit , fmnrmi eli ) mnalerlal , at
rcaouiullu vrlces. lutz 'flu'md aveimue ,
IOlt ltEN'r , 'Oil 1(1111 FUlINlHiiI3 [ ) ltOOMtJ
suitable for IIIm ( twutekeeIng , Addmeua h *
Vlmmo street ,